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whimsy
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Typo on the order page: W'll create an enticing store-front for your products. We'll even polish the window for you.
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Read the return address on the package
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Looks okay in my Firefox. Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10.6; rv:7.0.1) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/7.0.1
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FPS games have had wallhack support since Counterstrike was released.
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Photogenics factor in more than you might expect.
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15y ago
Is this spaced repetition studying for random one-liners?
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Do you come up with the algorithms, or do you only implement the algorithms? If your case is the latter, I agree with your preference for simply "computer programmer" as your job title. If you generate ideas as well, though, in addition to
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Could you explain your concern? I don't understand why a favicon is important in this case.
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Don't thank God. Thank Arc90.
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... Assuming he does not consider Danny Sullivan a nutjob. ;-)
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$20/year? Did you mean 20K? Did you have full-ride scholarships? Did you get an education outside the US? Given your TCC, I assume you meant $20K.
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Hah! I guess my screen is pretty dirty; I had to look pretty close to notice, even whilst scrolling.
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Interesting. Perhaps she was lacking something else, then, or perhaps the time it took for her to develop object permanence was a testament to her brain damage.
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It sounds like she lost a cognitive faculty called "object permanence." This is something children develop 8-12 months after birth. Before developing it, if they can't see an object, as far as they are concerned it doesn't exist. I imagin
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Hm... I hadn't considered that. Touché.
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Yes, there is a problem with the headline. The latter sentence should read, "Finding problems is hard." However, convention on HN suggests that it's appropriate to copy headlines verbatim from the linked article. It's unclear what the appro
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Winning an appeal to the populous does not imply correctness.
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I may mark this up in LaTeX, then, simply because I've never tried it on something this large. I'll share it here if that's alright with you, edw519. Question for the peanut gallery - embedding images in LaTeX seems to suck. Any recommendat
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Yes, that's the point. Sadly, it's pretty trivial to disprove this by counterexample.
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That's genius. I wish there was an organization in which they wrote most of their articles this way. Perhaps they could even send these articles to other organizations for some kind of reprinting fee.
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Cute headline.
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I think chopsueyar was being sarcastic.
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Ah. I was wondering why my profile didn't seem to ever get generated.
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My understanding runs counter to your assertion. Why do you say that there's no physical reason to use more than one pass?
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Effectively, the contract's life is "reset" to two years.
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Well, the new system seems to be working with dramatically different speed. I just applied and became part of Forrst in the span of about five minutes.
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psssst! we're planning a pro version of codr, learn more Scrolling is broken on this page when it pops up by clicking on "learn more."
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"They weren't in for a free-for-all. They were doing their normal shopping and then got to the checkout. Half of them paid and the other half thought, `this is a good deal' and walked out." This is poorly titled.
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TEDxAthens - Dimitris Achlioptas - How to share your brain
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The point is that it's really cool that some developer took the time to clean up part of the internet that is largely orthogonal to his life. That's respectable, right? If he put this in a blog post instead of a Reddit comment, would you st
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